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OCF
(redirected from Operating cash flow)

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OCF

(1) (Open Container Format) See OPS.

(2) (OpenCard Framework) A smart card specification from the OpenCard Consortium. Introduced in early 1998, it is designed to standardize smart cards for use in ATM machines, set-top boxes and merchant readers.



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